To be honest, this isn't a "coat you wear because it's trendy." It's the kind that exudes authority just by standing there. Aquascutum, needless to say, is a long-established British brand. It's the originator of the trench coat and one of the few brands with a Royal Warrant. This particular piece is a vintage item, clearly marked "Made in England." First, the fabric. Medium gray wool flannel. It looks light, but it's actually densely woven. The moment you put it on, you know it will "block the wind," and this Aquascutum from this era has a sense of "reassuring fabric" despite being a coat. The design is extremely British. • Straightforward and uncluttered front • Slightly oversized pockets • Subtle gold-rimmed buttons Zero flashiness, but full of adult sophistication. The lining is a subdued dusty pink. The outside is understated, the inside is alluring. This contrast is a point of self-satisfaction that only the wearer understands. Speaking of styling: • Elevate your everyday wear with denim + knitwear • Become a complete London gentleman with slacks + leather shoes • Even when worn over a sweatshirt, it "doesn't look sloppy" Width 55cm, Length 94cm. It has a relaxed silhouette that feels just right even now, and it's not too slim, so you can layer underneath. As a result, it's a coat that gets a lot of wear in winter. Honest Value This isn't "a piece of clothing you'll only wear this year" but rather, something that will still be called "a great coat" 10 years from now. Trends fade. But the quality of British craftsmanship doesn't.